Product Features
- Breathable interior mesh , large velcro enclosure with elastic for a perfectly safe customized fit
- 100% fully attached thumb
- Designed in Thailand
Product Description
The Venum Challenger 2.0 gloves are the best choice of fight gear for all fighters on any level! made in Thailand, home of the finest quality fight gear, brings you the most perfect pair of gloves at an affordable price. Designed with a triple density foam padding, top hand protection, and a large Velcro wrist strap, keeps your hands locked and loaded to pack a powerful punch. Their premium PU leather construction will bring you an excellent fighting experience, lasting durability, and extreme c
They may change the way you work the bag… In a good way!,
The 14-ounce gloves fit me like a… well… glove. I’m 5’10” and about 165 lbs and I’d say my hands are on the larger side of “medium”… or the smaller side of “large” figures if you’re a half empty or half full kind of person I guess.
Just a few maintenance tips that I’ve picked up over the past few months of use:
1. When you finish spray down the inside with a bit of Lysol (or knock-off) disinfectant
2. Next stuff in a bit of newspaper to allow airflow to move through the gloves
3. Don’t stuff them into a nasty gym bag, let them air out in your garage or basement
4. If you really want them to smell fresh you can go out and pick up a cheap bag of hamster cedar bedding, stuff two clean gym socks with the bedding, tie them off and then insert like the newspaper up there in step 2. That’s a poor man’s/woman’s glove deodorizer right there (and what I use…)
Cheers!
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|Edited – (Velcro stopped working) Good fit. Good feel. Look sharp. What’s to hate? Nothing.,
Edit: It’s been over a year and I just realized why the velcro strap keeps coming undone…the velcro doesn’t work anymore. The glove itself is holding up beautifully, but the velcro itself just doesn’t work anymore. There’s no sign of dirt, funk, cotton strands or other physical impediments getting in the way, it just simply stopped working, forcing me to use a rubber band to keep it closed. I’ll have to have some extra velcro sewn on just to keep using them.
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